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darthfeces
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 reading a rif ?
anyone know where i can find a ground up guide,
tutorial or faq on the net to reading a rif ?
i just read the chapter in the ccie exam cram which just glazed over it.
i feel like when i was learning ip addressing
and subnetting (which i admittedly haven't
mastered yet) and a couple of ip addressing
and subnetting tutorials helped me greatly.
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vr2zjw
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07-23-01 03:16 AM
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darthfeces
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thanks for the link and i aggree with the
introduction
who actually cares about token ring ??
well unless you are forced to use it.
and i need to learn it for the test and lab
grrrrr..........
well , thanks for the link
now i have to uh read it
 
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